Place a teaspoon under any house flower and it will bloom like never before.

Here we explain how you can make your plants bloom by adding just a teaspoon of this ingredient.

You all have this ingredient at home, but you always use it as an ingredient in cooking . Today you can use it to make your plants bloom.

How to make plants bloom in winter

Although winter is considered the rest season for plants , there are some species that manage to bloom even during this time of year. If you want to see your plants bloom even during winter, here are some tips on how to do it:

Choose the right species: not all plants can flower during winter, so it is important to choose the ones that best adapt to this season. For example, begonias , fuchsias, lilies and violets are species that manage to bloom even during the coldest months.
Keep the plant warm : For plants to bloom during winter, it is important that they are kept in warm environments. Therefore, avoid placing them near windows or doors, as the cold could damage them. In addition, it is advisable to use hot saucers to prevent the cold of the soil from preventing the roots from growing and absorbing the necessary nutrients.
Adequate lighting : During winter, the days are shorter and the sunlight is less intense. For plants to flourish, it is important that they receive enough light. If it is not possible to place the plants in a very bright area, it is advisable to use plant lamps or spotlights to increase the amount of light they receive.
Proper nutrition: During winter, plants need less water and fertilizer than in other seasons. However, it is important that they still get the nutrients they need to grow and flourish. Then use specific fertilizers for flowering plants and follow the instructions on the container regarding the doses to use.
It is possible to make plants flower during the winter, just choose the right species, keep them warm, ensure adequate lighting and nutrition . By following these tips, you will be able to enjoy the wonderful flowers of your plants even during the coldest months of the year.
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